A range of 16th- and 17th-century texts are used to discuss gender and sexual relations in early modern England. The focus is on prevailing conceptions of sexuality and gender in Tudor and Stuart society, revealed through a selection of religious texts, manuals, ballads and legal texts.
Davis's approach links Renaissance culture both to its past and to modern and post-modern notions of subjectivity and language.
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